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CANADA.

% 0 n treaI, Gue.r 16. SftOber. = Der
@affarel= erre9t aub in @aaaoG 9ro-
Bes auiiebeu, neil pieIe cauaoiid1e Staats,
manner frausSfide Sroeu uHb 9eforattOneu
befBen. Senator Seuecal begrub am Sams
flag leiu 8anb Der @brenlegioH, NEIL man
i'm offeu beiduloigte, eafsloe gefauft 5u baz
ben. SieIe GAMBLER babeu an9eblt9 fran
50iiiGe Sroen fir 20 biz 500 6rs. pro Stid
gefauft.
Der tuueftite Rti&ausSftitarz Oroen /. 8.
mar fir 20 8rancs 3u babeu, Der fraH30Fi9e
@r3iebunga Gr0en toifete 200 uu6 bQS BauJ
Der @brenIegjon 500 5rnncs. gtn Barrier,
Nameu8 3randaut, idrieb Dor etuigeu gtos
nuteu bon bier aus an Die frau30fi4e 9tegtez
rung Hno elind]te fe. Dem llnnsien 3u fen
EN-. Sstue gHtbdlluu9en IoIleu rem erItsu
AnitCB 3ur 8EoBfeGuug oe8 Sduders ge8es
hen buben
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sic ,0lrheffariffrr d

RiuueapnIis, Mtun., 15 SFto5er.-
Die SituatiOn in Der General 4femblg Der
rIrbeitsrittern iit Inoerdneert, unb man
glaubt, buB bic uRtsriu6uus Der aattagen
Qs9en bic MlitgIieoer Der @retutiObebOrOe oe8
Srhen8 nid]t Dor Hddften Dieuf1ag beeubet
merOen f6nnen. 8Opberln baffreitet bac
@e1idt, saB er eiuen 8eFguatioHsbrief ge'
itrieben bat, iebof glaubt man, baB er benz
nGaft ieine 8ef9uatiOu aubteten pirb. Die
DiitgIieber Der @refutiU. .8eb6rOe Dermeigeru
aIIe nGbereu g2ittbeiluuneu.
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neberr0de

fiir @auner nnh SiHsliasc, 70 cles
CANT, aIs Gei5idli6feit II. @urgfalt
file nur anfcrtigcn f6nneu. 6srbF'
lcberrDfe, buu Rablsb & Gatetv
ungefertist, aus aaserGeienen2rnuie il
&eriebs, clrganten gbebiuts, @el'
tons, ,feinen rnglii9en TOP'aofJenz
gen, iuci9en. barten, getunnoenen,
Dt6fsewebten unb raubfrnntigen
StaFeu. Sn iracr Jaeun unb gum
PaKeH snseibnittene lleberjirber.
1lrbcrsicber, biz mir obue ctns wenn~
berfaaien fGnnen, lpril mir uifen,
0a6 ite iunen II. auber nno hnr9meg
Sas iinb, mas iie iein iulltrn. Ste
5inb S96nbeiten.
@ O. bGeD & Is are 10.
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Dr. .Ra0man's Sar(aparillian llf[olpfnf
Ia ar0Re BLntEetniaer

aur Seiluug alIer droHiideu qei6en.
DriIengeIhwdlFs, trOdrnes SIfeln, frs6sartge eeta
cen, 2ungenblutungeu, Dlspspfis, ipdiIsrgeS aui~
ftossn, @liebihnanm, geIftuIre, @eihuhlft, 0iifta
trantbett, gtbs, BaFeriudt 3Betwaas, SaIaRuS
Brondtis, @huiH6iudt, 9e6erleotn u, /. 10.
Die muuoeI6uIel 6ureu, fueId5e BET 4ranfheIteR
ber gdrrrns, ber BIaIeua, Der 9sibIetss uue SaxH@
orgone 6urh ben 9e6rauh 6es Sdrapartaian 5ies
Iolueut er1it ruor6sn finb, feline nuuoerbare 9raTt
6ei MufoiuHg pon BIaienS nub gauenfeiHeH, oct
5eiIung BON 5tisrengricS, bel Gierungeu uue unTes
gelmdsiefeiteu Der 9ehlehtsor9ane, etnt Rraft Bur
5eiluna uon ydtrenfrantbeten unb SerfequHg eints
9cIuubsu 5arnu5Hufies, 5eiluns ber 6arRrubr, Gnts
blnouna porr uurescmdBi9telttn Der SIae, ettueiss
boItigen ober auberen &boHberungen uiw bot ietneu
S1uf uls Elm grOEes na9emetles 9etlmtttel far ben
menIhlthen aorper begrhneet.
gu baben bei .aIeu &pOtPsgerH. Breis Elm DoaaE
49,
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ste ggaIe.n tst sami,ben RBntagsoIaft.

QoubpR, Is. Sttober. - Der G3ar bat
ben Palaft Srebensborg bel 9opeHbagen in.
iol9e oes 4usbru6S bon 9iaeru in aller @ile
Oerlafen. Sier Rinoer Der 9foupriu3eitn
BON 9dnenaEi iinb idner erFrantt.
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gttne @staAte tbet esne Ratitr. getfetenl

2Onbun, 16. SttOber. - Reue @eriidte
iibsr cine beoOrfebeuoe 3uilmmeutuuft Der
Sailer bou 9eutidIaub uuo RnBtuno itub I'M
Dmlaufe. Gs nerlaItet, baB lid beioe 6errs
i9er iunerAalb 3Wei BOdeu in POmmeru
treffeu peroeu.
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ue0err0de,

wclGe sic, mas mir germ iG5en. nit
anf 8efelIung gemabteH, 80 Bis so
Gro3. 3.t5sareren @ewanOern 1.alaKe
berslei6en inQten. @,rtbe 9errca,
hrrIame @ahIes 6 Garew lit uniere
6anoclsmarfe. gSenn imattr Sie
Sieien Namen tn Gleioer nber irgenS
msI6en Maaren, bic iuit berfaaien,
icBtn, 10 t6uuen Sic Siren Ietten
SOllar barauf petteu, SaB otm Vt
tifel mabrer @srtb inue tua5nt. gSir
babru 1leberr6fs nit eiufa6em Suts
ter, anbere nit ietOenen aufi6!ageH
uab our3we8 icibeaem Sutter. Sage
1t ND nisoyige ROLLS; tur3e, lange
uub mittIere Sansen.
M @ 3 % & Cat G IT..
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SantIaeett aeGc1t Scn gielp @orfGr
StffrtFtsz sz0sutpott.

gIem 9 ort, 16. Gftgber. - So9u 6os
ley, eiu befaunter @eid)GfS5maun, bat Dem
GIapor 5etpttt Elm lebr lange8 o6reiben Bu>
geidiGt, tporiu er i6nere 8eihuloiBuugen
gegen ben 9ifrtftsaumaIt Wartiue mo iein
Biireau erbebt. @r felt bic 8ehauptung
auf baB bic idredIi9fen WiBfduSe in Die.
fem SIireau berr9ten, idlimmer, al8 Al irs
seub elmer 3ftt in Der @eIdidte beiger
Stuot. gtebr, als $4,000 Quflageu ieten
ipeg9efedt porben. Sobanu 9ebt 5r. 6oleg
auf cine ihn ielbf 5ertibrenoe IugeIegenbeit
iiber unb er3abLt Die tpie6er5olt berihteten
8eidnlotguugeu gegen ietneu frii4ereu &Iert
s. y. Cham, pel6er ibn nlitteIFt SdliAuns
gen nm $4,000 eebraat nno ibm Dies ipIter
etngefauben baben IoG. Nuf ben Rotb bes
8ifrittsGunalts babe 6oIep oaS &riminal'
Serfabreu 9eSen Sbatn eiugeLettet, unb 6ie'
ier iei fir Die gut6eibung Der @ran6zS zSIrp
eft9ebaltep tuoroen, bod babe pr. 9iartiHe
bic SaGe bier La6einanoer tagenben Sraub'
Suries ni6t uorgelegt. Dime SurtptRea oes
8ifriftsannalts lei Solen Johann Dor Der
@ranos Surp eridienen, babe ihr bie&lagen ge'
gen Shan nergelegt, uub troR oes ortagenoen
@riuhens bes 6iiIfss DiFriftsaumalts 9apis
babe bic @ranb Surp prei aniIa9en 9egen
Sbatu erbnben. 9ieIe Deien ieb09 anf 8srs
anInfnng bes 9ifrittsanwalts niber Sus
unb 31eGt abgepieieu norbeH, uno Der ges
ftdubise Sieb iei in 6Olge 0efen frafIos
burheei6lhpft Inter 6,aneis aIf sEom"
@ouIO's Snl unb SGbne's 4ngaben Sttteffs
Der Der Srau Samilton sefobleneu SiIber'
tpanren iorbert 6ulen ben Ulapor auf anges
msFsue sdritte ge8en ben 2itrittssanpaIt
etrsuleiten.
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Gnr6tbare 9pnattft GrploffoB tt
9ertt.

2tm q, geru, Is. Oftober. Dpuas
nit. grploTon, tpeld3e boz einigeu 9agen i'm
biefigen 3Ollamt iattfaub, fOftete 5 BerlOnen
6a8 2eben, nub cine An3abl anSerer nirb
nod ben SerIesuu9eu, Die fie babel erlitteu,
erIiegeu. @tuer Der SuipettOren, Ranreus
gnauaora, reUibirte eine Senbnng 8nuautit'
patruHeu uHb Climber, ME ite in Bergperfen
gebrnu6t perben. @r bate eiue &ifte paitrt
uu6 tpoIlte bic 3ueite uoruebmen. Die @eute,
tpelde ben sefdbrIibeu gbaratter Der 4rtitet
taunten, rietben BEN Snipefter, bic iibriseu
8iften nner0fnet su lafen; er orbuete aber
bic Sefuuug an, uuo babel fam Der Subalt
CUR @ntIabung. Cine furdtbare grploiton
erfolgte, II Reni6en tpuroeu in Stiife ges
rifien, hrei anoere Der Art beruunOet, bag fte
bal6 baruad ffarben, uu6 10 Der 8erpun.
oeten tperteu sleiHfaus niht nit benz 2ebeu
tubuu tOmmeH, oa fe iaredlit 5ugeri4tet
ffrh
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Iialaria IN ibreu Oeridiebenen 5ormen ges

gs siebt tein SemitteI in oer QBelt, meIdes QBed5
Iefe6er uno ale an6ereH mGlariibGH, btli0ien uHb
ionfieeu Sieber (mlt Sule BON 8a0map's BtIlen)
10 idneu tIrtrt tDte Ra0Uap's Jlcnop 0ielieI,
0tnoma0s Ega6g Jieliei furirt nidt uur ben Bas
tterten, Der an W alurta stbet, Ionbern, tDeun en
5eoer, Der bem GluTuie oes mnlarilbsn Sites auss
9eiebt 1T, ieoeu Worgen Oor 6tm Ausgeben 30 o6er
30 Grcpfen 3teaoq Reltef in etuem 5Ids Q8aiier
Su d nebmen unb einen Grader basu eiien polte, 70
IoHnten anfdue Uerbntet ner6en,
Brets so Gents Die iylaid1e. Gu BADEN 6et
men WpotbpFpYu
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&aO1pAD's RtNetts-
Oas GrOke 2ebers atttO Ra9ettP


goIFdnbe saitmaGlos, gut n6srBudert, prr9lren
rs9uliren, retRfeen un6 fdrfen. 5fabDaus BflIen
beileH ale AHregemdBt9ftttsH bss gfassnss seE
Seber, Der ginaeWeee, Der RieTen uno ser BlnIes
nexb0ie GInnIbsiten, 8erRopfuns, 1GrtIei6agetS
BeIoanuns Soc ihmeroen, Dpspepfe, @aqenltbcns
.BteberS HnteEitibsent9hnouna 6amorrbot6en uHb
ale iouftt9sl tnnerlheH 6ronfbeten. ReiH DegGtaa
6iih, fetn Guedfl6er, miaeralii6e o4er ionfae
idaoIid7s DTssuen ent4attsns. ~
Breis rs Gents oie q dn Atek 3u
bobtu hrtaatu Gpotbeterns
gtne aasge3ei1nete, juberldiRge gtebiStR.
Raema9 Comp. - Wetnt Serren! S9re Butn
babtn IN mener Bomilte oft elmer Srant5eit Oor9ss
6eugt. SO flbte MID obne fte nte d9er. Gle bliOeH
cine ansss8st4nste, aupsrIaiftas UseoBtn. Sbl ere
G5e5anf., Sroquois=Gountp, sd.
gga8 elm 4rSt tber Raomans Billen iaat.
SD 9e6raude Sbre resuIirenben Btasn UH6 sm~
pighle ne als auen anberen Btaen hbetgen uns UeT@
taaie iebr oieIe oo0on. sd Gabe e INNER 0orrdt5ig
uub 1ebraube ne IN metner Brarts uH0 IN meiitr
f5aRilie uub Deroe ibneH INNER uor nGeu anoereH
4iaru ben BoTBug aeben, Sbr srgebensr
DR.. VI. Z. RtooLrkroot.
SBStebfte.
Die S1mptoms bisieI 9ronEbeit iinb bic Symphonic
sines ruinirten gla9ens. rnueroauli4islL SldbuRa
gen, goobreHnen, ioGTer gtasen, Sfmers.n nad
Sem gfsn, man6mat h6aT ihmersbaite aott Osrnrs
Iaheno, nthtIi9es GHIitoBen u. !, lp,, u, !. ig.
&a0p9g'S e : pail Ii III. O. n \ nut 9aile oon
gs gibt bem WagsH eine Grait Die6sr uHb BtDingt
i'm, iene 5unftlpnen ousBunbeH. Blan sebrau9t
Biz 1Rtbi5in pad BorIdrijt uHo be0te, mas mir IN
"False and Tue uper 2tat 81 la9en 91Qens
Shldt etne Sriefmolfe on RoSipop & &omp.s
gCUsDorf, re2tb unlerem But1e NIT &atbi6ldaeH.
Sin lang 0R0auernber fad uoa 0BspepRe
gebeilt-
Geer=&reet, Snb.
DR.. Ga6Uop & Comp. - SO bate lanse 3tit btns
6urt On Dpspepfe unb Er6g6ett Der 9eber selttten.
so big 9ou uer1igocuen aeuten bebaHoeu poroeHs
BOD auTbe Id aGmal9 aimmeT, 6s id9 nidlt melr
ben ganaen Ido auIitsen toHnte. SO fab Elm, oaB
Id Aerben tufIae, tDtnR Id n9t etfUas BeNeTts be-
tcusmen fouHte, ais fuas mir unieIe 4gIBtt 8lbens
DeSbal6 bgrluhte td Sbt 8eIoIueHt uH6 Sbrt Ylen
un6 5nte MID ittt iGr beiuabe gebgilt. Sc claude
oab meln SebeB bur2 ben Gebraub S1reE ateaHin
ssTetst DoThen III.
gTou 8 aaroItHs WOntettR'
Den 21, SRd 1887.
&u6a8 Bublitum.
R7-@eset Efer uub perlung GabDnq,s uno noers
seust Sud, oaB ben Rams -RGeDaQ" aul oeuA %IlHe%
IA SIR fntft.
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@a1IsBefattatutaG1ttttG.

Den eeIetliden uuS quaIiftSirten Stimm9e6ern
Der Sta6t Baltimore 6iene bur SenntnB, ba6 IN 9e=
naHnter Staot am piertea &tttuOdI 0eS Cftes
bers 1887 %. b. 0n 26. OeffeIbet IfouGts)
cine gSabI gehalten fperoen ion, ndmltdp:
fir oaS 4QaAurSatHt oer Staot Baltimore.
SIR einen 0srtreter ieoer 28aro i'm erten 3mei9e
bss Sta6traths.
nnb fir etnen gertreter in benz 8iueiten 3tueige
bes Stubtratbs, tuie fol9t:
ginen fir bic erfe uno snette QBaro etncn fir bte
brittle uno pierte gRaro, enen fir Die finite uno
edste Barb, einen fir Die ftebeute uno abe lSGro,
eineu fir Die neune unb 5ebnte gBdro, een Tlir Die
eilite uno bpolte oro, einen ar Die ore5ehnte uno
sicr;ebne 9Bare einen fir Die fnT5ehnte uno eds=
sebnte Warb, eineR fir Die itebentehnte uno aGts
se5nte sBurb unb eineH Gr bic neunse9nte unb 8pana
Si9fe 2Barb.
DesgIeidben
fftr Die SehebattauHg Doet Abtefnun8 Oct
pom Ranpr aae StGettath unter oem 8itel ans
aenommenen Berpronun9: -&ine Beroronun9 alS
gradnsuna unb Enhancement Der 8eroronun3 gtr.
So bes Hfapors uno Staotraths BON Baltimore, un@
terBeid3net ON 3. sunni 1885; einer BeroroHun9,
ipelbe beitimmt, oaB Die StIbt Baltimore SnuloS
SbIsationen p6ei 'gertifttate bur Bouenbun9 oeS
@liiton=See's une anheren oamt in Ser6iHounl ftea
benoen 3neder beraussaben nnrT."
Die StimmlofaIe fperoen I'M nhr NPorjens aes
6ffnet un6 I'M ubr 4henbs 9eihlofien mer9erl.
SSetfa @. fsIee0erniaaa,
S4eriff Der Staot S0Itimores
(243, 3,5,7,9,51, ,3,5,6)
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Y0ltttlGe Mu3et8eR.
0robe RaiTen,3 3ufantmeafmHft
ttHabh6nBtsen SempFsateR
uHGe9aHgtBeu SemutrateR
bon
-Tcr6oit SaItfmpre-
bsats, @untae, ben IL. cftobsr 1887,
AbsaoS uhr,
in
&tteaet' SaIIe,
G6e Seat teaI gtSsaae aaS HtoSIs,strats.
~god einmat in Die grei6e, tBerr. IreunOs, nod
einmal."
8olgenbe Seren wsroen gang fiber in Der gerS
iammun8 6eoen halien:
O.. Sobu 81. Gpwen,
ST. Sears s. Ssnnaro,
Sr. soeer Es. 6nu.
s2nfit BOA bet Sapeue SeS s. Weaimeats.
91itt aus in boiler Stdrfe unb gebt ben stimns
taFsntgOaitopfern Cure uoIIe Beradtuus
tu ertennen.
9. .. 9aats,
C2A7-8) gorfs.r bss gerfammIungs=eOm
wafI n,8trIanattttts9
6er-
nHabbanetGsn SentOfraten
gtsaftaa, oea 18. oftbr. 81, AbeaSs 8 llbs,
in Der
,,cratnrteHz SaIIe."
0'hst aus, s9rIias 9smoiEatsa, in ooass gtdr;s!
gbrlidpe a8obten nerbeH Der Rinsberr=
fhait oen Saraus maRen!
8OIssnbe Serr.n lpsrb,n in Der ssriammtung0 g01eOen
heIteR:
obesfs GbatIsS Rar1baH,
Sr. SObH 81. GOwta,
Or. GSaar 8. Saas.
TwFt bonn RuFteorps bes 5, Regiments.
Tie @a1erte'n ftnb fhr 9nmen unb tbrt 8esleitans
reierntrt. &9drohnun9 Abenos H9r.
o. .. 9Snea,
(2qS-9) gorfiber hts Striammlunqss&omte's.
ge6ste ssarS.
uaab bb&uatge smOtratti6s
RaITsnperiaAmaana
IN per
,ssbemta<sa1 ........, SoBemtas9 9aus,"
Gde GBoibinstou1 unb Sef;rioIzStraBe,
stsnFtae, Dem 18. eEtbr. 81, absasS ubr.
E20een bic 81 aiier Der eblldet 9smsGrotle ilr ehrs
Iicbe gSGbieH unb seredte 3dAiuHg eIniteAeH!
EebeA tperoen haItep:
&5r. GearrA G.. BsanH,
SSr. Rpaer III. GtsH,
BrnT. WtorIb UIdter,
Sr, Spbn 4. VattbeEoS
uno eH0ere beroorragenoe ReaHer.
8. D. Sohsa.
(2As-9l 8orIiser bes BerlammIunas as=@omte's.
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0Iu otc grbciter WforuIous's.

Der in Der Sun" om Ia. Sttober 1887 eri ties
meme 2trtifeI aus Der r2SicomicozyteDS," noru eS
bes, i'd bate oen Berinier beasten Irtifes erIuh,
ner Setruo un6 Elm untefugter @ebraud1 meineSJaz
mems. SD pinihe Bu erfldren, oaB teln @omte Der
''Labor-Assembly No. 4846'' sur nnterIutuug
Der NnI6uloigun9en eesen Sadion eruannt tuuroe;
bas ferner alf ser Mttslieoerltite Der -Labor-As
seInbly No. 1916" teine ytamen, luie Same5 Brat
ner uno Sob. Bo8eIer, gu dHhen ftno, uuO oaB bes
Bsiteren Die Aiiemblp ais R6rperihaft 9rn. 5ndIon
niht untertiten ruirb.
Sd CLAUDE, oas bas @anSe pon ~nisliben 4ts
beifsr;ttern," pon beueu u. y. gormon 10 anerten=
nen6 iprid1t, iabrt3trt puroe.
Sohn gs. Srent,
(24SEN gBerfmelfter bCr VI. A. No. 4S46.n
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&leitte Snabe1t.

llniere Gu3iise fir fietue Sunben umfais
fen biele Saiiou neue 5aeous bon eonoon
unb 8aris. &ibt's in Der eiuea Ober anberu
bieIer beibeu grOBfdbte etpas q t 8,
purum iouten es uniere teiue Suabeu ntdt
babsu? Tab1ee & @arep iaseH, te
foueu's betOmmeu, unb mir buben es seraoe
jett.
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j (ci0er fur i in0er.

@ei0er fRr Rtnoer-Sanfenoe RIeoern &o
9ena 0a1erba noo, flto aaes snoere no, oas tor
eId3s nnIerem
6stn8ea,
fen, fpaegen
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N. Ut. N.
IS mar oas er'te uno 1T oa5 eiuSige
G G61naCrSeItfftfItt YytfffpI

ireld5e5 auaen0IJtItn mad einmal.gem Ge6raud bte
gr06teu unb peiHigenbTen Stmerjen beIt, Gntjdna
6ungen u6ert uHb @ongeittouen furtrt, etuerIei od
IN Den Euugen, Dem UfageH, ben @iHsepeioeu ooer
auoereu ErnIen Ooer Grgansmen.
~SuHerIidl.-@tn bnl6er bis 5u ciuem G6eel0fTeI
Doll in einem bolben glale 2Blisr geHommeu betlt
IN iuenigeH Wdnuten 9rdmpie, lauren Wagen, lIea
beltet, @rbreteu, SoObraHnen, yierUoiidt, SblaI~
lof9tett EopflUeb, 8tarrb6e, Solif, Bldbungen unb
ollie iuneudJen SdmerBen.
SIP ALARM m ihrpr hprI61ipAeup GEnrtr7nt1 ce-
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6ro6e &nabett+

@1oBe Snabeu, bic Iange Soien tra8en,
tperbeu aber bic mobiid semadteu, nett
TseuSen Slsiber, bic mir bieie Saiipn tttr fie
uuf 9aser babeu, iebr erfreut ieiu. gStr err
Iu den Sie uur, eiueu Bid ouf bieielben Bu
werfen. Sie tueroen ben uneri9eu ben SOr=
aug seben, tpenn sic nit irgenS uel9en an'
berndrts geiebeueu SergIeide auitelIeu.
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&elitiide Mmietaett.

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6rpfe oentofrattfd1e RaHett Ser'
fatatttInta9.
beate, Rsatas, ben II. SttUber, g6snbs 8 nbr,
In bet GroB.StraBea zRarttbaHe.
Raft gut aut @nS'SaItimOrsr
Sa6t Cure Weienthen Sntereiien i'm Ause!
Democratic brbeutet eledbe ur6 erotte 9erebtiss
felt segen &1e, SanbDerter unb Erbeitsr, Sau1eute
uno Sabritanen,
BeTeitet Baltimores Bein6en cine Nie6erIase!
gatfebenbe beroorrasenbe &eouer fueroen bic
BeriamntluuB abreifren:
a6tb. SetSinaao s, 9atrobe,
@anbioat fir gfapOr;
M6tb. @w. 9infnes gSbute.
ganbi6at fir ral<Staats1nipaIt;
EbeSft e. &ittor 8auehman,
ganoioat fir StaatszSontoleur;
HATH. SanieS 2. Soblufou;
ST.. Martin 81. cScBee,
@anoibat fir bas D;lesatenhaus,
un6 IH5ere.
Sm auftra9e
Rorftter bes bemoGratiiden @retuttp@&Omtte's.
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0to6c oetRofrattfd1s WtafIeps
3ufaHtmentanft!

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3ufaHt;mentaaft!
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fEs ,,Hnipn.Darf." 9cIairzWarEt!
gGaert &u@ 3uiamttet:, 9empfrateu Oct
NItitaott
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GCfotm fam nut n3u oeRsofr1fiIMen Ses
amteH aHo csmoFrattidleE BriHstpten
fomntsu.
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fprm Ia9et Gu@ aa auftt1ttaer Guter"
ftilsuna Ella
&a6t aus. Uftt6t au&I
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an &uh baIten:
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@anoioat fir NTatfor;
or. Spieps G. SentsIer;
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&r. Suispb Shompion;
Gr. Sob. ". HenS.
@anoioat ftir ben SsnGEi
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@aneoat fdr Gus untelbaus, uno AneeTe.
SIM Huftrage Estter q. 5obIfseU,
8oriieer bes bemotre=ifhen @retuttp =&omites,
(247-9)
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RiIts, Gin iOr9faGtges unb srquftes 2aser. Gtttss
atItS, g2prfeoS aafmire, idottife Stofeiu Gtgtss
Rtlts, netteu Ridfarbeu, tarrrten, geuHrs RtItSs
ftltS, eteu unb Utuferu, OpobI in RtIts,
StltS, &ilts BON eiueu, pie In 3uei Stadeu. GtltS,
RiItS, ste mSsen Sbre AuspabI uuter buu~ 2tItSs
RtIts, bert beridebeueu SOrteu trefeu unb suits,
stlts, perben fets unb empfebIensmertbe Sits
RtItS, D1ufer fnSen. Sits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-10-17

&ubaa Bublifum.
az-@ehet Fdber unb perluuqt GabDnp's uno hber.
,elat sud, bag ogr gtams .aG6Dap- aut benz ArttttA
IA hen Gbr fault,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-07-15
OUR ARTESIAN WELLS.

1t is probably safe to say that there
Is no city in the state near the size of
this, that is better, if as we'll supplied
with water as Kenosha The three
wells on the south side of the river and
one on the north side have all large
flow of water, and arrangements are
made to add still another well on the
south side. The average depth of the
wells now in use is about 1,4OO feet.
The flow of water is sufficient to sup
ply the city, some of the water pipes
extending near to the outskirts of the
corporation. Every family can now
have supply of water, which. ON
chemical analysis, is pronounced
healthful for drinking purposes; but
during the warm weather the addition
of ice renders it more grateful. Dur
ing the late hot term it was pleasant
to notice the jets of spray, refreshing
the green grass in the front yards of
many dwelling. This is luxurious
use of water which years ago would
have been expensive, for the water
would have had to be brought from
distant springs or fountains, which
but seldom was practicable. Now
families of only moderate means can
enjoy the spray fountain, conveying
the impression of GOODNESS in summer.
The water conveniences in this city
add greatly to the value of real estate
property; resident owners of houses
say they would about as soon submit
to one-third reduction of the valuation
of their houses and lots as to be de-
prived of the conveniences of their
artesian water. In speaking of the
artesian water supply of this city it is
not intended to institute comparison
with cities which have water works.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-07-15
PLEASANT PRAIRIE.

Mr.. Fred. Barter is having his new
house plastered.
Rev. J. S. Lean and family, of Franks
vile, were guests at the parsonage from
Saturday evening until Monday evening.
Mr.. Lean preached at Bristol Station
and Hosmer on Sunday, and gave a
lecture on The Scotch Covenanters" to
good audience at Bristol in the evening.
Prof. A. J. Marks, of Chicago, will give
lecture in the Union church on Friday
evening on The Holy Land" Admis-
sion for children, 10 cents adults, Is
cents. One-half the proceeds to be
applied to church purposes. The lecture
is entertaining and instructive, and was
well received by good congregation at
Wesley two weeks ago. Mr.. Marks
appears in Oriental costume, has great
number of curiosities brought from
Palestine, and has well executed pan
Drama of paintings. The lectures have
been given and appreciated in great
many of the Chicago churches, and Mr..
Marks leaves for st. Joseph, Mich, on
Saturday, to lecture there on Monday.
Let everybody come and fill up the old
church.
Rev. ]. Reynolds will preach at the
Union church, Pleasant Prairie, on Sum-
day afternoon at o'clock, and the Sun
day school, with Mr.. F. Waldo super
.intendent, will meet at 8 o'clock.
1t has been very warm here this week.
Mr.. Ephraim Blunt says Mr.. H. Barriers
thermometer stood at 10 on Tuesday,
and there is no one on the prairie who will
dispute it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-07-15
RACINE ITEMS

Miss Annie Carlson, aged so years
dropped dead at her home in this CITY,
on Sunday, from heart disease.
Mrs. Caleb Allen, pioneer resident
| of Racine county, died at her home
near Ives Grove on the 9TH inst, aged
20 years. She had resided in the county
over forty years.
Mr.. Joseph Grant, aged so years and
8 months, died On the 9Th inst. He had
resided in Racine for eighteen years.
Prof N. G. Littlejohn died at the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. Bowling, on the
Sd inst, aged "a years. Deceased had
been resident of Racine for nearly
forty years.
Mr.. Samuel Sleeman died at the resi-.
dence of his sister, Mrs. ]. G. BROKER,
on the 9th inst. Deceased was resi-.
dent of the town of Waterford
Mr.. Charles FL. Graves, of Racine. was
married in Racine on the 4th inst, to
Miss Laura M. Hendricks, of Wrights-
town, Wis.
A brick house situated in the town O.
Mt. Pleasant, owned by the Pritchart
heirs and occupied by Thomas Ackland
was destroyed by fire at l o'clock Mon
day morning, and Mr.. Ackland anC
family barely escaped with their lives
Mr.. Ackland was awakened by thu
barking ola dog at his bedroom window
and found the house in flames. HI
aroused his family and got them out il
safety, but all of the household goods
were lost. The loss on house anC
furniture will not fall short of $500
There was no insurance. The cause o
the fire is unknown.